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Unit R014 - Engineering Manufacture - Topic Area 3 - Retrieval B

Total questions: 19

Worksheet time: 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Scales of Manufacture & Production Methods

Match the product to the most likely production scale

a)
1.

One off

b)
2.

Batch

c)
3.

Mass

2.

Scales of Manufacture & Production Methods

This shows the automated blow moulding process for making bottles. What is the problem with changing the bottle design?

a)

Expensive redesign of tool moulds.

b)

Down time of production line to accommodate install of new moulds/tooling

c)

Moulds cannot be removed and replaced.

3.

Scales of Manufacture & Production Methods

One off production is.......

a)

Producing a custom product that is highly specialised and tailored to suit the needs of one end user.

b)

Products where they sell badly and are removed from sale after a short time.

c)

Products that are manufactured continually with high levels of automation.

d)

Trying something once then not doing it again.

4.

Scales of Manufacture & Production Methods

Mass production is.......

a)

Producing a custom product that is highly specialised and tailored to suit the needs of one end user.

b)

Products where they have a heavy total weight.

c)

Products that are manufactured often continually, with significant automation.

d)

Trying something once then not doing it again.

5.

Scales of Manufacture & Production Methods

When manufacturing jig's are often used. Why?

a)

Increase in output and productivity.

b)

Reduction in setting up and cycle times.

c)

Inspection and quality control expenses should reduce.

d)

Jigs eliminate all chances of error.

6.

Scales of Manufacture & Production Methods

Often engineers will use the phrase "Jig" and "fixture" when explaining the same piece of equipment however they are different. Which statement best explains a FIXTURE.

a)

A fixture will hold and secure the work piece ready for manufacturing operations.

b)

A fixture will hold the workpiece secure and guide the tooling for manufacture.

c)

A fixture is a way of planning upcoming events or activities

7.

Scales of Manufacture & Production Methods

An engineering company who make heavily customised products want to use a JIG moving forward for drilling holes in their products. Would you recommend?

a)

Yes. The JIG will speed up production significantly and allow the holes to be drilled identically each time.

b)

No. The JIG will lack the flexibility required to change the location of the holes on the products depending on the customer requirements.

8.

Scales of Manufacture & Production Methods

An engineering company who make heavily customised products want to use a JIG moving forward for drilling holes in their products. Would you recommend?

a)

Yes. The JIG will speed up production significantly and allow the holes to be drilled identically each time.

b)

No. The JIG will lack the flexibility required to change the location of the holes on the products depending on the customer requirements.

9.

Scale of Manufacture & Production Scales

Jigs and fixtures come with negatives too. They require regular​ (a)   . Often the JIG or fixture will need to be robust and​ (b)   to hold the component securely, this can mean they are ​ (c)   . Jigs and fixtures are usually highly machined in the first instance to achieve the required tolerances and quality and ultimately they have a ​ (d)   initial cost.

Choose from the below words
calibration
large
heavy
high
low
small
10.

Scale of Manufacture & Production Scales

Automation is......

a)

The use of machinery, equipment and robotics to compliment and/or replace human labour.

b)

Using a lathe to manufacture.

c)

Using video conferencing.

d)

The use of JIT and computers for stock management.

11.

Scale of Manufacture & Production Scales

Fully automated production is.........

a)

Production where the product is made using robotic control or the use of computer controlled machinery.

b)

Production where voice recognition is used to control the machinery.

c)

Production with the use electric power tools.

12.

Scale of Manufacture & Production Scales

CAM is an acronym for?

a)

Cost Appropriate Machining

b)

Computer Aided Manufacture

c)

Computer Assisted Movement

d)

Coordinated Analytics Measuring

13.

Scale of Manufacture & Production Scales

Select the list of processes which would usually have a CAM variation.

a)

Lathe

Laser Cutter

Milling Machine

Punch

Press Brake

b)

Hammer

File

Scribe

Engineers Rule

14.

Scale of Manufacture & Production Scales

Match the abbreviation to the full name.

a)

Computer Numerical Control

1.

CNC

b)

Computer Aided Manufacture

2.

CAM

c)

Computer Aided Design

3.

CAD

d)

Computer Integrated Manufacture

4.

CiM

15.

Scale of Manufacture & Production Scales

What level of automation would this be?

a)

Manual Control

b)

The use of CAM

c)

Fully Automated Production

16.

Scale of Manufacture & Production Scales

This image shows a specalised, custom spacer. Which machine/process would you suggest the manufacturer use?

a)

Manual Lathe

b)

CNC Lathe

c)

Die Casting

17.

Scale of Manufacture & Production Scales

A company manufacture standard components in mass such as these washers. What machine/process would you recommend?

a)

Hand Tools

b)

CNC/CAM Punch

c)

Automated Production Line

18.

Scale of Manufacture & Production Scales

The use of CAM and robotics brings many pro's. ​ (a)   of products should be greatly improved and there should be a ​ (b)   in defects. ​ (c)   products can be manufactured with ease and there will be a greater rate of ​ (d)   . CAM and robotics are able to work in ​ (e)   environments, preventing injuries to the workforce.

Choose from the below words
Consistency
reduction
Complex
production
hazardous
inconsistency
increase
basic
safe
19.

Scale of Manufacture & Production Scales

The use of CAM and Robotics can bring some con's. The equipment will have a ​ (a)   initial capital outlay. There may be a negative influence on ​ (b)   opportunities. Some customers may feel that the ​ (c)   of the product will fall. Core and fundamental ​ (d)   skills may be lost.

Choose from the below words
high
employment
quality
manual
low
strength
robotic